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Trying out this new feature on my 130W 3060 (Laptop)

Each scan takes about 20mins, and from my experience so far, every scan's OC increase is getting smaller and smaller. Initially +101mhz, then 98, and now 88. 

 

What could the reason be? Computer was restarted between every scan, and waited for tempts to drop to the same level before starting the scan for OC. 

 

Thank you,

 

Cheers

Current built PCs:

1: XFX DD  AMD R7 260x / AMD FX-6300 4.7ghz OC /  MSI 970A Krait edition mobo / Deepcool captain 120 AIO cooler / 10gb of 1866 ram???? / 750W evga psu  / 1TB Seagate 'Cuda + 16GB SSD /  packed into a Bitfenix Shadow  window

2: Intel G3258 3.5 GHZ OC / G1 gaming 4gb GTX960 / 8GB of Ram / 128GB A-data ssd/ misc gigabyte mobo / Alpine Pro rev2.0 cooler / 500W Seasonic PSU / in a Bitfenix Pandora Window

3: AMD A6-7400K 3.8 GHZ OC / Misc AM2+ Gigabyte mobo / Cooler master Hyper T2 Cooler / 1 TB Seagate 'Cuda / 8GB 1866 corsair vengeance pro RAM / XFX 500W psu / in a cougar spike case

4: Intel G3258 oc 4ghz / Random MSI mobo / 1TB seagate 'Cuda / Cooler master hyper T-4 / 8GB Fury X ram / 4GB Club 3D R9 380 / 500W EVGA psu / locked up in a thermaltake versa N21 window

5: AMD FX-6300 4.1OC / Cooler master T4 cooler / MSI 970A gaming motherboard / 1TB Western digital blue / 8GB Hyper X Ram / 500W Thermaltake PSU / 2GB XFX DD R9 280 / Bitfenix Nova window case

The odd laptop: Asus ROG GL552-VW / intel i7 skylake / GTX 960M 2GB / 1TB toshiba HDD / 128 GB A-data M.2 SSD

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7 minutes ago, FeiROG said:

Trying out this new feature on my 130W 3060 (Laptop)

Each scan takes about 20mins, and from my experience so far, every scan's OC increase is getting smaller and smaller. Initially +101mhz, then 98, and now 88. 

 

What could the reason be? Computer was restarted between every scan, and waited for tempts to drop to the same level before starting the scan for OC. 

 

Thank you,

 

Cheers

AFAIK, don't bother.

Nowaday's GPU boost themselves if the conditions allows.

 

You're more likely to get better overall perf by undervolting, especially so if it's a cooling constrained system.

 

 

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Its called binary search. That is how you find the highest value.

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3 minutes ago, Levent said:

Its called binary search. That is how you find the highest value.

Can you elaborate on that a bit? as every scan the boost increase is decreasing.

 

Always trying to learn more.

Thanks in advance. 

Current built PCs:

1: XFX DD  AMD R7 260x / AMD FX-6300 4.7ghz OC /  MSI 970A Krait edition mobo / Deepcool captain 120 AIO cooler / 10gb of 1866 ram???? / 750W evga psu  / 1TB Seagate 'Cuda + 16GB SSD /  packed into a Bitfenix Shadow  window

2: Intel G3258 3.5 GHZ OC / G1 gaming 4gb GTX960 / 8GB of Ram / 128GB A-data ssd/ misc gigabyte mobo / Alpine Pro rev2.0 cooler / 500W Seasonic PSU / in a Bitfenix Pandora Window

3: AMD A6-7400K 3.8 GHZ OC / Misc AM2+ Gigabyte mobo / Cooler master Hyper T2 Cooler / 1 TB Seagate 'Cuda / 8GB 1866 corsair vengeance pro RAM / XFX 500W psu / in a cougar spike case

4: Intel G3258 oc 4ghz / Random MSI mobo / 1TB seagate 'Cuda / Cooler master hyper T-4 / 8GB Fury X ram / 4GB Club 3D R9 380 / 500W EVGA psu / locked up in a thermaltake versa N21 window

5: AMD FX-6300 4.1OC / Cooler master T4 cooler / MSI 970A gaming motherboard / 1TB Western digital blue / 8GB Hyper X Ram / 500W Thermaltake PSU / 2GB XFX DD R9 280 / Bitfenix Nova window case

The odd laptop: Asus ROG GL552-VW / intel i7 skylake / GTX 960M 2GB / 1TB toshiba HDD / 128 GB A-data M.2 SSD

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4 minutes ago, Poinkachu said:

AFAIK, don't bother.

Nowaday's GPU boost themselves if the conditions allows.

 

You're more likely to get better overall perf by undervolting, especially so if it's a cooling constrained system.

 

 

Never experimented with that, I have always used the "1-touch" solutions mostly with AMD, is there a particular guide you find most helpful? if it is not too complex I would try

 

Thank you. 

Current built PCs:

1: XFX DD  AMD R7 260x / AMD FX-6300 4.7ghz OC /  MSI 970A Krait edition mobo / Deepcool captain 120 AIO cooler / 10gb of 1866 ram???? / 750W evga psu  / 1TB Seagate 'Cuda + 16GB SSD /  packed into a Bitfenix Shadow  window

2: Intel G3258 3.5 GHZ OC / G1 gaming 4gb GTX960 / 8GB of Ram / 128GB A-data ssd/ misc gigabyte mobo / Alpine Pro rev2.0 cooler / 500W Seasonic PSU / in a Bitfenix Pandora Window

3: AMD A6-7400K 3.8 GHZ OC / Misc AM2+ Gigabyte mobo / Cooler master Hyper T2 Cooler / 1 TB Seagate 'Cuda / 8GB 1866 corsair vengeance pro RAM / XFX 500W psu / in a cougar spike case

4: Intel G3258 oc 4ghz / Random MSI mobo / 1TB seagate 'Cuda / Cooler master hyper T-4 / 8GB Fury X ram / 4GB Club 3D R9 380 / 500W EVGA psu / locked up in a thermaltake versa N21 window

5: AMD FX-6300 4.1OC / Cooler master T4 cooler / MSI 970A gaming motherboard / 1TB Western digital blue / 8GB Hyper X Ram / 500W Thermaltake PSU / 2GB XFX DD R9 280 / Bitfenix Nova window case

The odd laptop: Asus ROG GL552-VW / intel i7 skylake / GTX 960M 2GB / 1TB toshiba HDD / 128 GB A-data M.2 SSD

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